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Anna Peyton

BirthMay 1856 - Shiloh, King George, Virginia, United States
DeathNot Available - Takoma Park, Montgomery, Maryland, USA
MotherDiana Marshall
FatherAnthony Peyton

Born in Shiloh, King George, Virginia, United States on May 1856 to Anthony Peyton and Diana Marshall. Anna Peyton married James Henry Washington and had 10 children. She passed away in Takoma Park, Montgomery, Maryland, USA.

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Parents
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Anthony Peyton
1805 - Unknown
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Diana Marshall
1823 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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James Henry Washington
1851 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Henry Hunter Washington
1883 - 1977
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Cora Washington
1892 - Unknown
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Lula Washington
1877 - Unknown
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James Washington
1879 - Unknown
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Reuben Washington
1903 - Unknown
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Eva Washington
1892 - 1984
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Benjamin Harry Washington
1887 - 1982
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Effie Washington
1879 - Unknown
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John Washington
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Ellen Washington
1888 - Unknown

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